Breath sounds, by Dr Gireesh Kumar K P

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Thank you Dr Gireesh , you are acting father of Emergency medicine in INDIA. Thanks a million for sharing your knowledge and turning us into better clinicians.

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❤Normal Breath sounds heard on throat /neck - - - bronchial breath sound--high pitch ❤Normal. Breath sound heard on upper part of lung--bronchovesicular breath sound ❤Normal Breath sound heard on lower part of lungs parenchyma---vesical breath sound thru attenuation and filtration method Bcoz sound has to pass thru different/multiple medias so vesicular br sound heard after attenuation and filteration ❤Due to alteration in lung parenchyma can cause bronchial breath sound to be heard on auscultation lungs ♦️Pneumonia - - lung replaced as a solid str--pneumonic consolidation--bronchial br sound heard If main bronchus blocked by a mucus plug - - no breath sound heard Liquified phase of pneumonia--crepitation are heard on aiscultation ♦️Pleural effusion--fluid collection between pleural layers--vesicular breath sound heard but diminished ♦️Pneumothorax-- air outside the lung---air bad conductor of sound--diminished vesicular br sound ♦️Tumor connection with main bronchus.. On auscultation gets bronchial breath sound ♦️On cavities of lung in connection with main bronchus--cavernous breath sound is heard ♦️♦️Note if major bronchus blocked by any reason u won't get any breath sound on auscultation ♦️Pleural thickening in pleurisy - - crepitation heard on auscultation ♦️Asthma, COPD, pulmonary edema--major bronchus consrtricted--air pass in and out forcefully thru this area--musical sound wheeze is heard on auscultation ♦️In ILD, PULMONARY Edema, resolving part of pneumonia on auscultation-crepitation are heard

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Dr. Girlish Kumar is one of the best teachers I came across in my career. You are the best Teacher. Wish I was trained under you.

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Dr gireesh sir u r really father of emergency medicine in india

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Thank you Dr. Gireesh for teaching us deep concept beautifully.

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One of the most needed videos with great explanation 👏👏👍

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No words to Tank you sir. Amazing explanation regarding breadth sounds. You are really a great blessing to us. Thank you very much for your time and effort.

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You are an amazing teacher doctor. Its a blessing to have found your videos. Thanks again from malaysia!

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Thank you so much sir..please continuing it

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Thankyou sir to create such channel...learning so much from your videos

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thank you so much. your lectures are so informative and clear please upload more videos. with blessing from srilanka

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Sir, awesome video, and thank you for the breath sounds at the last part....it helped a lot

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Awesome sir 👍amazing explanation 🤗👌👏👏

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Gr8 explanation sir. Im immensely thankful to u, gr8 clinical application.. N sounds Gives me hands on experience feel

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Excellent sir. Thank you very much

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Tomorrow ist medicine exam and i m here.. Sir you are the saviour 😍

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Thank you so much and keep sharing your knowledge sir

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Really blessed to have a wonderful teacher... tq sir

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Thank-you so much sir... Keep going

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Grt explanation........thank you v much sir

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Best video on breath sounds.. 💯🔥

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Really nice details and easy to understand

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Once again thank u so much sir 🙏🙏

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Gireesh sir..thank u soo much..🙏

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keep going in your excellent education mission

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Very nice presentation girish sir!!!👍

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Thank you sir for your lecture

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Thank you Gireesh sir🙏🙏

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Thank you sir❤❤. Whatever I learn today it's a lifetime achievement for me😅.

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Superb presentation sir👌

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Thank you so much sir for making my concepts clear 🥳🥳

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Very nice explanation .Thankyou so much. Sir.

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Super sir thank you..🙏

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Very informative 👍

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Very informative sir...

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Tanqu sir for dedicated Teaching sir

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Concept clearing 👌

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Just amazing thankq sir

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Great 👍 👌

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Nice sir😊

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Thank u sir 🙏

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Thank u sir ❤

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Last part of legit superrrr

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Hi sir gudmrng, why pneumonia is seen in crackles and rhonchi sir? Plz explain sir

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Very nice sir

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Thank you very much sir

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Superb 😍👌

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Super sir

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Great job sir🙏🙏

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Excellent explanation sir.

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legend 🫡

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Sir, what would be the finding in bronchiectasis,sir?

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Thanku sir....best part of video..last minute..

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Lovely

[@deepakgowdar828]

Nice 1 sir you don't mention about RONCHI

[@basilpaulose8403]

"Rhonchi" and "Wheezes", both term can use interchangeably.!

[@lochansai751]

The only difference is Ronchi are low pitched whereas Wheeze are high pitched

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Rochi can be heard without auscultation.

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Thanks sir

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Fluid over lod is produce crepitation

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Sir can u teach history taking

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Thank u sir...

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Crepitations vs Crackles sir

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thankyou soo much sirr

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Tqsm Sir

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last part of the vdo❤

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Sir in brochial breathing inspiration and expiration are equal or not equal?

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Hlo sir m EMT kr rha hu iske aage ka koie scope bta do

[@nishaj3089]

In bronchial breath sounds, isn’t the expiration longer than inspiration?

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But water is a good conductor of sound...?

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Medicine made easy

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Plz in hindi

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Breath sounds are more informative

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Great presentation Sir 👏

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